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Amateur photographer among the best A FRANKSTON South amateur photographer is one of 12 people in the running for the top prize in the Perspectives of the Inner West photography competition. IT infrastructure specialist Tim Matthews was selected from a pool
of 1000 photo entries. He is in contention to win the $5000 top prize. Matthews submitted a photo of his son playing in puddles (pictured below). The 12 images chosen as the best, including Matthews’, will be dis-
played at an exhibition in Yarraville later this month. A PHOTO by a Frankston South amateur photographer is in contention for a $5000 prize. Picture: Tim Matthews
MEMBERS of the FDBA all-abilities team at training. Picture: Supplied
All-abilities team ready to compete FRANKSTON’S all-abilities basketball team has begun their 2023 season. Thirty players play on the Frankston District Basketball Association side. FDBA CEO Wayne Holdsworth said he was happy to see the season begin. “I remember the beginning of the all-abilities competition with young Lachie, who would watch his brother play and wanted an opportunity
to also play basketball. Lachie now has a place to play basketball,” he said. The side is sponsored by Frankston Council. Councillor Sue Baker said “it is fantastic to see so many people here. Sport has the ability to bring people together who otherwise would never meet. I applaud the FDBA for doing so much to improve participation for people with diverse needs.”
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